A new U.K. study finds trust in scientists is driven less by expertise and more by shared values and political identity, ...
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A sociology professor explains how polarization is influencing everything from students’ friendships and majors to where they ...
Walk through the streets of Rome, London, Jerusalem or Delhi and you may be standing above a city that is hundreds or even ...
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Why hot drinks could raise your risk of cancer – and how to make sure they’re safe
Very hot beverages may damage the cells lining the oesophagus which could increase the chance of cancer developing ...
In July 1964, President S Radhakrishnan delivered a speech at the first convocation of IIT Madras, explaining why promoting ...
In France, nearly one in four people reported feeling lonely in 2025. This isolation particularly affects young people and ...
Nearly 1,400 physicians left Israel between 2023 and 2025; doctors abroad cite war, politics, education and career prospects, ...
There are moments when the decline of a power can be measured in statistics, military setbacks or shifting alliances. And there are moments when something deeper seems to be happening — something we ...
President Trump’s low approval ratings along with historical trends point to a clear Democratic advantage in November. But ...
John Adams hoped future generations would have more room for the arts and humanities. A shrinking labor market threatens to ...
An international team combining two major neutrino experiments has uncovered stronger evidence that neutrinos and antimatter don’t behave as perfect mirror images. That subtle difference may hold the ...
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